“The statute speaks of prohibiting a deduction from wages due or earned unless: (1) the employee authorizes the employer in writing to make such a ...
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00-2090 Rehrauer, et al., v. City of Milwaukee
The practical impact of tying the benefits to the time of hire is that 1) those workers who had been hired prior to the lifetime ...
Read More »00-3091 Browning-Ferris Industries of Wisconsin Inc. v. Wisconsin Department of Revenue
This appeal concerns the interpretation of Wis. Stat. sec. 77.54(26m) (1999-2000), which exempts from Wisconsin sales and use tax certain waste reduction and recycling machinery ...
Read More »00-0752-CR State v. Ledford
William Ledford appeals a judgment of the circuit court convicting him of perjury based on his testimony during the preliminary hearing for charges against Raul ...
Read More »99-2803 State v. T.J. International Inc.
Accordingly, we affirm the court of appeals’ reversal of the judgment of the circuit court. Defendant Norco sold its window plant to defendant Jeld-Wen. There ...
Read More »00-767 INS v. St. Cyr; 00-1011 Calcano-Martinez v. INS
“[E]ven assuming that the Suspension Clause protects only the writ as it existed in 1789, there is substantial evidence to support the proposition that pure ...
Read More »00-0931 Spencer v. Society Insurance, et al.
Patricia Spencer appeals from a personal injury judgment based on several alleged evidentiary errors. Regal Insurance cross-appeals the trial court’s decision to grant Spencer’s attorney ...
Read More »00-3746 Emerson v. Northern States Power Co.
“An employee is not a qualified individual if she poses ‘a significant risk to the health or safety of others that cannot be eliminated by ...
Read More »99-2862-D In the Matter of Disciplinary Proceedings Against Donald J. Harman
The remaining five misconduct counts involved attorney Harman’s conflict of interest in representing another client. The referee determined that Harman had represented the client in ...
Read More »99-1994 Nevada v. Hicks
“Tribal courts, it should be clear, cannot be courts of general jurisdiction in this sense, for a tribe’s inherent adjudicative jurisdiction over nonmembers is at ...
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